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idea: let dictionary plugins offer dictionaries to the add dictionary master.

For example, dict plugin can look for /usr/share/dictd/*.index files and offer them to user or even add them automatically(but disable by default). - Jan 08 2006

I`m fixed your bug and found new one :). I don't know Python so I can not fix it, but it should be very easy.

How to reproduce:
1. start this theme
2. press '1' (displaied 1)
3. press 'MR' (displaied 1, should be 0)

Patch:
diff -ru Dashboard_Calculator_orig/db_calculator.py Dashboard_Calculator/db_calculator.py
--- Dashboard_Calculator_orig/db_calculator.py 2002-01-02 11:22:43 +0400
+++ Dashboard_Calculator/db_calculator.py 2005-01-19 23:13:28 +0400
@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@
total = 0
hasfraction = False
isresult = False
+newnumber = False

textlabel = 0

@@ -154,7 +155,7 @@
global dbtnNums
global dbtnOps
global dbtnMemOps
- global activeOp, memory, display, total, hasfraction, isresult
+ global activeOp, memory, display, total, hasfraction, isresult, newnumber
global textlabel

uplist = []
@@ -167,8 +168,13 @@
if (isresult):
isresult = False
hasfraction = False
+ newnumber = False
display = "0"

+ if (newnumber):
+ display = "0"
+ newnumber = False
+
#handle digits
if ((len(display) < 7 and not hasfraction) or (len(display) < 8 and hasfraction)):

@@ -205,7 +211,7 @@
else:
total = float(display)
activeOp = "/"
- display = "0"
+ newnumber = True
isresult = False
hasfraction = False

@@ -221,7 +227,7 @@
else:
total = float(display)
activeOp = "*"
- display = "0"
+ newnumber = True
isresult = False
hasfraction = False

@@ -237,7 +243,7 @@
else:
total = float(display)
activeOp = "-"
- display = "0"
+ newnumber = True
isresult = False
hasfraction = False

@@ -253,7 +259,7 @@
else:
total = float(display)
activeOp = "+"
- display = "0"
+ newnumber = True
isresult = False
hasfraction = False

@@ -269,7 +275,7 @@
#handle decimal button
if (not hasfraction):
hasfraction = True
-
+
if (isFloat(display) and float(display) == 0):
display = "0."
else:
@@ -282,6 +288,7 @@
display = "0"
isresult = False
hasfraction = False
+ newnumber = False


if meter in btnMemOps:
@@ -304,6 +311,12 @@
elif (btnMemOps.index(meter) == 3):
#handle mr button
display = memory
+ # BUG: press 1, then MR: nothing heppens, should be display=0 (redraw?)
+ # message in the console:
+ # Call to meterClicked failed
+ # Traceback (most recent call last):
+ # File "db_calculator.py", line 318, in meterClicked
+ # ValueError: substring not found
hasfraction = (display.index(".") >= 0) - Jan 19 2005

How did you get menu with current program name? - Sep 30 2004

2. http://is.actus.ru/patches/shot2.png
3. http://is.actus.ru/patches/shot1.png
4. http://is.actus.ru/patches/shot3.png
In the last menu 'keep above others' is on, other off. - Jul 13 2004

1. In windeco kcm in panther tab active titlebar effect inactive color and inactive titlevat effect active color swaped.
2. Brushed windeco style incorrect when inactive and inactive configured to different style.
3. Some ugly effects with stippled windeco in top of buttons.
4. When I checked some advanced option in window menu next time I do not see if it is on or off. (menu in style?)

Just for note:
There are many new windeco buttons in KDE 3.3(from advanced submenu in windows menu). With current windeco style they just does not render. - Jul 12 2004

This patch really was applied to KDE 3.2. The problem is in GUI configuration. This patch has no GUI configuration for different types of shadows.

Of course, you can change config files manually. In file .kde/share/config/kdesktoprc find section [FMSettings], add line:
ShadowParameters=0,0,4.0,255.0,3,1,0,0,0,0
Save file, then exec
dcop kdesktop KDesktopIface configure
to update your desktop. And we have new shadows! :)

What does parameters mean?
There are 10 parameters:
1. OFFSET X (integer)
2. OFFSET Y (integer)
3. MULTIPLICATION FACTOR (float)
4. MAX OPACITY(float)
5. THICKNESS (integer)
6. ALGORITHM (0,1,2,3,4)(NOTE: 0==1)
7. SELECTION TYPE (0,1)
8. reserved
9. reserved
10. reserved
There are 4 diffrent algorithms:
0,1. Default decay
2. Double linear decay
3. Radial decay
4. No decay

I think kcm-module may be written for change this parameters visually. It may be similiar to color schemes. - Jul 11 2004

Yes, I do not apply patch for kdefx. Problem may be there.

I don`t click on background at all, so this is bug not for me. :) - Jul 11 2004

Patch for KDe 3.3 Beta1:

http://is.actus.ru/patches/kdebase.kwin-kwin_shadow-0.8-3.3.beta1.patch
(~120Kb, sorry I can not host binaries)

It has small bug(as described above):
if you click on desktop shadow of prev active windows disappears (even if you turn on shadows for nonactive windows).

But it usable and cool. :)

PS. Can somebody update content or we have to add new? - Jul 11 2004

Current patch does not work(*.rej). - Jul 10 2004

1. It will be cool if kwin dec will have this option: in panther mode passive windows use aqua passive windows deco. This is should be easy, but, I think, it`s will usabillity improvement.
2. Does we can do correct transparent passive kwindec? I can try to implement this if yes. - Jul 10 2004

1. Konsole tabs in bottoms looks ugly
2. Baghira should not forget about new/close tab buttons
3. Something wrong with pixmap installation path(no images in bab and control center module). It doen`t install pixmaps at all on `make install`. I use `./configure --disable-debug;make;make install`.
4. There is problem with menu speed in Brushed Metal style (first draws brushed, then stripes)
5. Menu really unstable (it crashes konqi very easy) :)
6. Menu to slow even with stripes off (because of Brushed Metal?). I see that baghira paints brushed bagraund first, then white one.
7. After some options changes in kcm_baghira toolbar buttons has stripes in background in Brushed Metal style.
8. Do you apply translations? Is Baghira i18n ready?
9. Will(When) you use configure option in style kcm?
10. Image in web buttons disappear when scrolling konqi(buttons are white). When mouse hover buttons become ok. - Jun 12 2004

Some version of this theme already done as pixmap. Check http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=8526 - May 07 2004